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We remained silent a long time. Posdnicheff sobbed and trembled before
me. His face had become delicate and long, and his mouth had grown
larger.
"Yes," said he suddenly, "if I had known what I now know, I should never
have married her, never, not for anything."
Again we remained silent for a long time.
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Yes, that is what I have done, that is my experience, We must
understand the real meaning of the words of the Gospel,--Matthew, V.
8,--'that whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed
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adultery'; and these words relate to the wife, to the sister, and not
only to the wife of another, but especially to one's own wife."
THE END.
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